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Rwelder

09-11-2006 05:59:51

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My good friend has a case sc, im thinking of buying it. To be honest ive never seen the tractor nor am i familiar with any case models. just wondering if someone could give me some information, such as horsepower, weight, are parts readily available, Thanks alot.

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C. Amick

09-11-2006 09:47:24

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Re: Case sc info in reply to Rwelder, 09-11-2006 05:59:51

If you can get him to give you the serial number off the dash, we could give you more accurate information.

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J Heitkemper

09-11-2006 08:41:28

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Re: Case sc info in reply to Rwelder, 09-11-2006 05:59:51

Does Anyone out there have a S C ALL _FUEL intake manifold ?,,, Jim

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MTGUMMIBEAR

09-11-2006 07:45:46

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Re: Case sc info in reply to Rwelder, 09-11-2006 05:59:51

I"ll pass on what I know. My dad had one while I was growing up and I owned an old one myself for about ten years.

Generally a 2-3 plow tractor or about 30 or 35 HP. Early models had no hydraulics but later ones did, some with Case"s proprietary "Eagle" hitch, for which Case also made some implements. I don"t think any of the SC models had live power, but I may be wrong on that.

The two tractors I was exposed to both had hand clutches, but it seems to me someone on the Case discussion board was saying some of the last ones made had a foot clutch, again I can"t personally verify that.

A lot of them were made and parts are fairly easy to come by. If it"s in good shape it will likely be a reliable tractor, but don"t expect it to have a standard 3 point hitch and modern hydraulics.

Hope this helps.

Larry

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JGarner

09-11-2006 14:31:33

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Re: Case sc info in reply to MTGUMMIBEAR, 09-11-2006 07:45:46

In the 1953 and 54 models (last year for SC even though some 54s were sold as 55s) Case used the foot clutch and foot throttle. It also had a live PTO with a small hand operated clutch under the pan type seat. These Cases had the eagle hitch (first offered on the SC/DC in 1952)with "modern" hydraulics, that was the second level to the left of the 3pt lever under the right hand side of the seat. I grew up on one, its a great tractor. Ours would pull 3 plows in central Texas.

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